can it be used on a plastic Cymbal for a e-drum set
28107
The clip is very soft tension and I think I would not recommend for this... For something that isn't going to be beaten regularly...yes. lol
28108
Well, I'm not exactly sure what you mean because if you were to attach this to a plastic cymbal on an electric drum kit all you will hear is your drum stick hitting the plastic. You won't hear the generated cymbal sound. This pick up is good but, and I don't know if it's just mine, I had to kind of take it apart and stick it to my nylon string guitar with duct tape so that it could achieve the right amount of sensitivity. I had to tape it down hard too. I'm sure there are others out there that are better.
28109
It works on vibration, so the sound you hear when the cymbal is struck will be amplified based on those vibrations. It will just make that clack louder unless digitally modified. If that is the sound you are looking for then sure, it should work fine as long as it stays clamped properly. Just make sure you clamp it someplace that will not interfere with the vibrations you are looking to amplify.
932040
I don't know as I didn't use it on plastic. I don't see why it wouldn't. The best thing would be to try it and see.
1269751
Yes, but you should try to keep it on the paint. It isn't made for plastic.
670597
Yes. You can add one more cymbal to the kit. The module comes with one extra connector for just that.
1213083
If you electric drum set has a phone output jack you can use this amp. I use it for my keyboard beside my acoustic guitar.
91381
yes, because EZ Drummer 2 is a VST. And, with the PadKontrol being a General MIDI enabled device, should be no sweat.
1611865
It will depend on how many cymbals you are going to put into it, keep in mind your normal bell cymbals will not nest properly into a china.
714483
Yes, I have used the Toontrack Americana EZX Expansion Pack with and works great. It plugged right in and showed up in the drum set tree. I hope that helps. Jay
1958784
This is more of our preference, as we want to simulate/set up a full set of drum set.We ordered the additional cymbal pieces from Pyle-Pro, they shipped the components from a PED02 model.
1971793
I would say either,,my set is a vintage slingerland and I know people with electronic kits,, the pedal is very adjustable so I think u can use it in either application
1691659
Not a stupid question at all Rock. Yes, the Sound Percussion Labs SPC24 Jaw Cymbal Mount is mounted on a bass drum hoop in the pics. However, it will indeed attach to tom and snare drum flanged metal hoops and quite securely as well. Referencing the picture to the left, simply rotate the clamp 90 degrees counter-clockwise. The hinged part of the clamp with the spring-loaded control is positioned on the top edge of the hoop/rim. I use my SPC24 mounted to a snare drum and even add a cow bell &/or jam block on the vertical post just below the cymbal mount. Well made & does its job nicely!
144281
Not sure, My son is 12 and thinks as long as you use a Thompson drum, you could. Sorry that I could not be more helpful
411046
I honestly don't know but it works on plastic great. it would be worth a try I'm sure f it did work it would work well.
2039219
It fits well in the snare drum stand, has good weight, and it can be played on the snare drum. I prefer to use it on the snare drum stand when away from the kit. But, no problems on the drum.
1772155
Wouldn't work. Most of the drum uses wood glue around the edges and wouldn't be condusive to just screws.
1123820
No, I don't believe it will work with plastic. Our grandson has all wooden tracks and this is wooden and fits perfectly, now remember.. I'm 53 year old grandma :) so if any of the wooden and plastic tracks are able to mix and match, I wouldn't know a thing about that, I just get the ones that I know will go with the wooden set :) good luck finding just what you need!!
1492747
I've never tried it on plastic but think it would. It worked well on everything I used it on.